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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
5
An advertisement touts Phillips Walk of Wasnesia as a quick remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians and bicarbonate solutions ease stomach discomfort and bowels, offering instant relief and pleasant sensations.
In Stratford an ad claims Adlerika helps stomach trouble caused by deep seated causes. It asserts rapid relief for constipation without griping, naming Varigin Drugs as the outlet in Stratford. The copy presents the product as a universal aid for intestinal issues and praises its immediate effect.
A historical ad style piece claims rheumatic pain relief with simple baklig remedies and mentions Red Mi Haarlem Dsl 4 faan old Dur h international poedy long known. Ad promises quick relief, urging readers to ask for Red Will Wsarle and buy for 50¢ at Hindies & Laverty Drugstons with posted results and money-back assurances.
An American audience hears Hungarian officials and exiled leaders discuss Bolshevism in Hungary, warning that communist rule corrupts democracy. The keynote speaker notes Central Europe faces dangers from Bolshevik ideas while praising Hungary for turning away from them and maintaining liberal traditions.
Kenneth Watrous, forty, a government engineer from New London, disappeared during dredging work on the Merritt Chapman and Scott Corporation channel at Glastonbury. A search began in the area near Sachem, with two rowboats found tied to the dredge suggesting he did not go ashore. Friends note past nervous breakdowns from overwork.
A Scottish newspaper notes beer overtaking whiskey amid high duty on whiskey. The shift reflects rising costs and public appetite, with many Scots considering a 20 percent cut in whiskey production to ease consumer prices.
A string of Stratford obituaries reports several local deaths. Mary J Larrell funeral arrangements at Tate Street, services at church. Multiple relatives named including Nichols, Doughty, Blackert and others. Funeral rites set for various addresses with burials planned at local cemeteries. services and family details noted.
Police ban on cabaret dances rocks Vienna amid gloom and fears of total prohibition. Officials justify curbs by noting broken marriages and ruined finances from associations with professional dancers, while a compromise keeps schools and special occasions allowed.
The Ansonia Shelton Seymour and nearby towns joined Griffun Hospital in a fundraiser. Volunteers sold tags and flyers, with Ansonia leading at 1193.87 and Shelton at 8337. The effort supported new hospital equipment and welfare relief across the valley.
Charles Svehigh of Atlantic was wounded by enemy shells in the Soussrehus¢ns water during World War I and later burned severely in Amsterdam after a press accident. Ainsleigh Vd2 captian of the railroad barge Jansfein shelled by a German U boat off Orleans in July 1918. he was wounded and hospitalised for a year. A note mentions a law in Hungary requiring wives to dress their husbands, reflecting social norms of the era.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed throat membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote speeds healing, is absorbed into the blood, and can treat persistent coughs, colds, bronchitis, and related respiratory issues with a money back guarantee if no relief after following directions.
Long advert claims Prof Walden and the Walden Method cure heart trouble, dropsy, high blood pressure, and nervous symptoms in 95 of 100 cases, with patients reportedly regaining health in weeks to months without medications. Testimonials from retirees and other patients praise dramatic improvements and life restoration.
A 40 year asthma patient reports near total recovery after one month of treatment without drugs or serums. He previously faced years of illness, hospital visits, and business hardship, but now works long hours with no asthma symptoms, praising the diagnosed method.
A merchant testifies after years of heart angina high blood pressure and nervous exhaustion. He details valvular heart trouble and hardening arteries, with six months bedridden, then after weeks of Walden treatment he recovered, walking miles and returning to work, crediting Prof Walden for saving his life.
Tri Walden invites those with Hart Trouble bronchial asthma high blood pressure or threatened paralysis to a free personal consultation at the Walden Institute office Suite 407 Plymouth Place New Haven Conn The offer includes a description of symptoms and a view of how relief may be achieved without drugs medicines or operations A 100 page illustrated treatise titled The Nature Cause and Pertinent Relief of these complaints without the use of drugs will be sent free upon receiving the symptom description.
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